The Rebellious Disciple Always Crosses the Line [Quick Transmigration]

Everyone in the cultivation world knows that Xiao Changmo loved his master but could never have him, and ultimately defected from the sect and fell into demonic cultivation.

His master, Chu Zhi, is the youngest elder of the Xuanyi Sect, the sect’s most beautiful person, and an unattainable flower on a high peak.

A hundred years later, Chu Zhi is ambushed and forced to undergo tribulation. Xiao Changmo, now a Demon Venerable, takes nine strikes of heavenly lightning for him. Before his soul is scattered, he leaves a bloody kiss on Chu Zhi’s lips.

To resurrect his disciple, Chu Zhi journeys alone through three thousand worlds, collecting the fragments of Xiao Changmo’s soul scattered across them.

He lifts a destitute young prince from the snow and shelters him in his arms, guiding him all the way to the throne... Years later, when the prince is crowned, he imprisons Chu Zhi in the imperial palace and swears to make him his empress.

He rescues the son of the Demonic Cult from an assault by the righteous martial world and raises him, allowing him to avenge the slaughter of his family... Years later, the Demonic Cult’s leader defies the rules between master and disciple, losing his mind for Chu Zhi alone.

He also picks up a dying little demon by the roadside and cares for and teaches him... Years later, the Demon King traps him in his arms with reddened eyes and coldly declares, “You’re mine.”

No matter which world he’s in... his disciples always seem to overstep their bounds.

Xiao Changmo: Master, I admire you. I want you. I can’t live without you... And you’re not allowed to leave either.

Chu Zhi: ...You insolent disciple.

1. An aloof, stunningly beautiful, powerful and cold master, on the receiving end x an obsessive, domineering Demon Venerable who never listens to reason and insists on having him

2. Younger love interest, sweet romance, happy ending

A story I put up for preorder a long time ago, now available again!

Theme: Respect your teachers and honor the way.